West High School - Panther Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Q, , 'QP-1 7 K , 'V lx r I I X y f QM GEOIRGLN, l Q CHILD r' Educalicn ls fha procesa of sell-redllzalion C school offers opporlunifies for praclicinq Those virfues Tha? assure success. C nfudenl and lnq To e The good cilizen-fhe most valuable proclucl of ca be-auliful world. -6, N. CHILD ll ' xx X KW' all Th Q .X lx I Z ,lb qclllerproduc th ll l li 1, yi Vllrlll llll .llllll f 1 llllllll ff ll ll llll lm if j gi' f? ' Z 5' ff? 3 Q Wuul lliqh Sludcnls: No wonclcr you are XA' .N proud of your achool! lt has lhc qrealesl unrulmcnl, the mosl Lomplcfc cducalional E ' uquipmenf of any School in thc inlcrmounlain Y F5-Q5 iz' 3 counlry. and a facully lhaf lcnows Els lob. S Mako your nuhool proud of you whorcvor you N Q ,, ,h :Jim 1 GEORGE A. EATON. fi A , l GEORGE A. ., EATONl J. !v5rf NM lllllllllllrr 2 l f

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Board of Educaiion '99 George F. Wasson W. H. Lovesy Jesse N. Smifh Nicholas G. Smi+h G. H. Backman Roberf B. Rirchie Joseph Anderson Herberl Schiller Alex E. Eberhardi D. E. Hammond + Ari' Caroline Harrison Minnie F. Kuhn Cornelius Salisbury Commercial Margarel' Eclceri' James E. Haslam Clara Hosmer Dorofhy S. Ingalls Joseph Jacobs W. A. McKay Nellie D. Pugsley Josephine W. Sherman Lulu Belle Smifh Georgiana Taylor Dean of Girls Alvena P. Nelson English Aulene Carbine Clara A. Cirlcel Louise Cramer La Refa Creer Efhel M. Connelly Jessie Duncan Nellie Frobes Dorofhy Irvine Blanche Kidder Mildred B. Peacock Frances Qual+rough Hazel Cafherine Selby Georgia Young Jennie Thomas Facul+y Roll Hisfory Anna Adams Jane M. Carney Joseph A. Curfis Lacy J. Farnswor+h E. V. Howell I. B. Humphrey Osmon Jusresen Elva Y. Van Winlcle S. R. Wilion Home Economics Rachel E. Churches Anna Marie Driscoll Helena Williams Languages Mar+ha P. Alexander Minnie L. Cunningham C. H. Miles Music P. Melvin Pe+ersen Kennefh Roylance Physical Educafion Ru+h Carol Evans lon leavel Ella Lowe Miranda Malson Iva T. Miller Karma Nelaelcer Dorolhy M. Wilson L. B. Ballard R. A. Mclnlyre Floyd Romney Science Neffie Bradford B. R. Mafhews George A. Smifh Marie Thompson George P. Unseld Augusfe Uierrnann Shgem. J A +I i iam . s er Librarian L. R. Benfley - L. J. Chris+ensen Grplia Ann Klser Edward W. Gesswe Mafhemaiics E. G. Newman M. none canon E5-vSPfIifeQS+een . . oe r lon leavel Daniel WeHs'l'ein DON D0'10l 0e C. R. Whifehead Mario J.Jensen F M h Clerlzs amy a aney Helen Bisho P. S. Mar+halcis - p Jessie Loofbourow C- W- World Caddie Perlces I3 in